Partnering with the world: How Europe Addresses Global Challenges
Supporting sustainable economic growth in the wider world is the task of the EU's Directorate-General for International Partnerships (DG INT...
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Tech Fit 4 Europe
How can technology tackle climate change or improve healthcare? What responsibility should tech companies take for how their solutions are used? And will the geopolitics of tech reshape our...
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17 episodesThe world's first hybrid war: Protecting Ukraine against cyberattacks
Tom Burt leads Microsoft's Customer Security and Trust team – and as the Ukraine War has unfolded, has found himself at the center of Micros...
The courage deficit: fighting inequalities with activism, technology and policy
Trisha Shetty is a gender equality activist, lawyer, and founder of SheSays , a non-profit that aims to end gender-based discrimination thro...
Slow down to speed up: Harnessing the power of exponential tech
According to Azeem Azhar, we're all living in the exponential age, a time defined by the rapidly compounding power of technology. Human soci...
1 song, 27 voices: EU Foreign Policy in tune
Not one voice but a common song sung in different voices with different tunes is how Federica Mogherini describes finding the common ground...
Artificial Intelligence: the electricity of the 21st century or a thriller for humanity?
One compares AI to fire or electricity, the other argues it has all the makings of a thriller. In this Data Science & Law Forum special, fil...
Geopolitics of Tech: Time for Trust & Transatlantic Ties?
In the 90s, when Ambassador Wolfgang Ischinger first attended the Munich Security Conference, international crisis management was considered...
Is the digital divide acceptable? Norway says no way
Norway may not be part of the EU, but it is certainly part of Europe and tied together with the continent on values, trade, and cooperation...
Twin transition or double trouble? A Portuguese EU Presidency betting on green and digital
Portugal took over the EU Presidency at a particularly difficult moment: the COVID-19 pandemic and its socio-economic consequences present a...
Open minds? How data and diversity can change the digital economy
The pandemic has provided countless examples of rapid progress and scientific advances that would not have been possible without an open and...
Faith in AI: A dialogue on ethics and technology
Digital tools must be developed with the protection of humankind and our natural environment in mind. In this episode, ethics and technology...
Game [not] Over: Connecting the Disconnected
While the pandemic confined people to their homes, gaming has helped to create both community and learning opportunities. According to Briti...
A symbolic 13th German EU presidency: Navigating uncharted waters
When Germany took the helm of the EU Council in July 2020, Europe was in the eye of the COVID-19 storm. In this episode, German politician D...
New US administration: New approach to global affairs & tech?
The coronavirus pandemic has reshaped the world in many ways. In this episode, acclaimed political analyst Ian Bremmer talks about the geopo...
The geopolitics of COVID-19
In this episode, Colin Kahl from Stanford University joins us to discuss how the pandemic impacts global governance and multilateralism, and...
Breaking down the "Brussels Effect"
Brussels policymakers are playing an increasingly important role in shaping global standards for technology and other areas. In this episode...
Greening Europe's recovery
The EU is focused on enabling a green economic recovery from the COVID-19 crisis. From increasing green investments to supporting the roll-o...